In his first full tour since co-headlining with Jamey Johnson earlier this year, fans can see the Mississippi native live in 2022 beginning January 21 when he embarks on a 26-show tour that wraps at the Ryman Auditorium mid-March. Joining Randy is newcomer Ella Langley. 

“I’ve been spending a lot of time in the studio recording some songs and it’s time we play some of these live,” says the man Rolling Stone raves for his “arena-swallowing voice.” “I’m a big fan of Ella’s and think folks will really dig her sound.”

Presale starts Wednesday, October 27 and general on-sale starts Friday, October 29.

Randy and Jamey Johnson to live stream their unforgettable multi-city co-headlining tour Live from Graceland, the iconic home of Elvis Presley.  The two longtime friends will perform acoustically and swap stories, jokes and songs. It will be an unforgettable, irreverent and spontaneous evening because no two shows are alike.

Jamey and Randy had discussed touring together for years, but their overwhelming solo touring demands hadn’t allowed an opportunity to plan a significant co-headlining tour. This acoustic tour, which has been years in the making, will be live on Saturday, April 10, 2021 at 9:00pm EST.

Tickets available here: http://bit.ly/3bY7qAb

Jamey Johnson and will share the stage on their unforgettable co-headlining Country Cadillac Tour, which will begin on Feb. 4 at Billy Bob’s in Fort Worth, Texas. More shows are being added due to popular demand.

The two longtime friends will perform acoustically and swap stories, jokes and songs. It will be an unforgettable, irreverent and spontaneous evening because no two shows will be alike.

In their early days in Nashville, Johnson and Houser were part of a close-knit group that also included Lee Brice, Jerrod Niemann, Dallas Davison and Rob Hatch that supported each other personally and professionally as they wrote songs, signed record deals and garnered radio hits and industry awards. For instance, Johnson, Houser and Davidson wrote “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk,” which was a hit for Trace Adkins. Between the two of them, they have racked up numerous Grammy, CMA and ACM nominations and wins.

The two have performed onstage together throughout the years, most recently singing “Lead Me Home” and “Evangeline” at Farm Aid.

“Where Houser pushed his big, bold voice hard, often twisting it around the melody like a soul man and raising intensity by rising to the top of his range, Johnson maintained his trademark earth-shaking rumble throughout his set, keeping his phrasing unadorned and his dynamics evenly understated,” CMT said.

Randy Houser’s film, Magnolia inspired by his critically-acclaimed album, of the same name premieres today on CMT throughout the week. Magnolia the film, available now digitally, was created as both a visual representation his heavily-lauded work, and a narrative film thematically based on the music. See the trailer for Magnolia here.

CMT will air the film on at the following times:

·    9/9, Monday at 8p ET (Premiere)

·    9/10, Tuesday at 5p ET

·       9/13, Friday at 10p ET

·       9/14, Saturday at 6p ET

·       9/15, Sunday at 11a ET